EmpireWorks Reconstruction Expands into Civil Contracting Services in Colorado

December 10, 2024

Denver, CO – [12.10.24] – EmpireWorks Reconstruction, a recognized national leader in reconstruction and painting services, proudly announces the launch of its premier civil contracting services in Colorado. This expansion marks a significant step in the company's mission to provide comprehensive solutions for both residential and commercial properties across the state.
"We remain committed to delivering excellence in every project we undertake. Through innovative solutions, collaborative partnerships, and an unwavering focus on quality and sustainability, we are proud to contribute to the infrastructure and development that supports our communities. Together, we aim to set new standards in the Civil Construction Industry, ensuring every project is built on a foundation of integrity and expertise."

Delivering Industry-Leading Civil Contracting Solutions



EmpireWorks' new civil contracting division brings cutting-edge expertise to Colorado’s construction industry, offering restoration and reconstruction services. Known for exceptional quality and professionalism, EmpireWorks is now equipped to tackle the unique challenges of Colorado communities with customized solutions.

Specialized Services Now Available


●      Landscape Redesign : Transforming outdoor spaces to elevate aesthetics and functionality. ●      Landscape Grading & Drainage : Preventing erosion and water damage with expert grading solutions. ●      Retaining Walls : Durable, expertly crafted walls for soil and terrain management. ●      Asphalt & Concrete Paving : Superior Road and pathway paving services. ●      Underground Storm Drainage Systems: Efficient solutions to protect communities from flooding. ●      Directional Boring : Precision installations for underground utilities using advanced techniques.
Focusing on Customer Benefits
EmpireWorks' civil contracting services are designed to deliver: ●     Cost-effective solutions that save time and resources. ●     Enhanced property durability and safety tailored to Colorado’s unique climate and terrain. ●     Reliable support that ensures long-term value for residential and commercial clients.
Supporting Colorado Communities This expansion reflects EmpireWorks' commitment to Colorado by addressing local construction challenges and contributing to the state’s growth. By hiring local talent and partnering with regional suppliers, EmpireWorks aims to strengthen Colorado’s economy while providing top-quality services.

Leadership You Can Trust


The division is spearheaded by Isaac Hrovat and Jordan Leinweber, two seasoned professionals with a proven track record in civil contracting: ●     Isaac Hrovat: With over 30 years of experience, Isaac has led over $50 million in large-scale construction defect and HOA projects across Colorado. His expertise in occupied community repair is unmatched. ●     Jordan Leinweber: Armed with a degree in business management and over seven years in construction, Jordan is adept at managing complex projects while fostering collaboration and excellence.

About EmpireWorks Reconstruction


Founded in 2002, EmpireWorks Reconstruction is a leading provider of reconstruction services for Homeowners Associations, multifamily properties, and commercial clients nationwide. With a focus on innovation, quality, and value, EmpireWorks' expansion into civil contracting services reflects its dedication to meeting the evolving needs of the construction industry.
Discover more about EmpireWorks’ civil contracting services by visiting EmpireWorks Civil Reconstruction
EmpireWorks Reconstruction Tel: 888-278-8200 info@empireworks.com

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